NGOM definition

NGOM has the meaning set forth in SCE's Rule 21.
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NGOM mean net generation output meter as described in Exhibit G.
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Examples of NGOM in a sentence

  • It is the Applicant’s responsibility at the time of the NGOM removal to take action to reestablish the interconnection of their system with PG&E’s grid.

  • Because it is targeted for PBI NGOM, the new SFA will be easier for customers to understand and easier for PG&E to administer than the more generic, current, long-form SFA (Forms 79-280 and 79-702).

  • This may entail, but is not limited to, retaining the services of an electrical contractor to provide electrical continuity across the meter socket previously occupied by the NGOM.

  • NGOM is required by the California Public Utilities Commission (“CPUC”) for participation in the CSI Performance Based Incentive (“PBI”) payment structure, and may also be installed to provide Applicant information on Applicant’s solar generating system’s performance.

  • Thus, upon removal of the NGOM, no monies will be owed to PG&E or to the Applicant.

  • At the end of the five-year PBI term, customers may elect to retain the NGOM for the purpose of monitoring the performance of their solar generating system.

  • State Permit(s): N/A MRI: 351 Permit: 151209 Vessel: CPH Gear: N/A Other Federal Permit(s): Bluefish, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Monkfish E, Scallop – LAGC ‐ NGOM, Ocean Quahog, Red Crab, Surf Clam, Skate, Spiny Dogfish.

  • Provide and coordinate installation of the net generation output meter (NGOM) and net energy meter (NEM) metering to monitor PV production and facility usage.

  • As a condition for receiving these Performance Based Incentive (PBI) payments, participants are required to install, at their expense, a performance meter, also known as net generation output metering (NGOM), and to enter into a contract to receive performance data for a period of five years.

  • As a condition for receiving these Performance Based Incentive (PBI) payments, participants are required to install, at their expense, a performance meter, also known as net generation output metering (NGOM), and to enter into a contract with a PDP to submit performance data to the Program Administrator (PA) for a period of five years.